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1. English names of famous waterfalls in the world h2>
Famous Waterfalls of the WorldA journey through some famous waterfalls of the world… Enlarge ImageWhen water flowing in the form of a stream for a long distance and at a high force, at a certain point tends to break its flow and falls from an elevation, the resultant formation is called as a waterfall. Waterfalls are generally formed in mountain environments where the water force is very high and when the stream course cannot find a path to flow through. Waterfalls are classified under different types like cascade, plunge, horsetail, fan, segmented etc depending on their type of flow from an elevation. There are a lot such waterfalls around the world known for their scenic beauty. Some of the famous waterfalls around the world are: Angel Falls The Angel falls, named after its discoverer James Crawford Angel, is the world’s highest waterfalls and it falls from a height of 979 meters. It has its location in the Bolivar state in Venezuela. A unique feature of the falls is that most of the water falling down gets blown away by the winds as mist. The fallen water flows away as the Churun River. Iguazu Falls This waterfall is situated along the Brazil-Argentina border and is famed for its scenic beauty. Though its height is just about 89 meters, it ranks as the fourth best waterfall in the world because of its beauty. The U-shaped cliff in the waterfall which is known as the Devil’s throat is the most striking feature of this waterfall. Tugela Falls This is the world’s second highest waterfalls and it falls from a height of 947 meters. It is located in the Natal province in South Africa. The source of the falls, the Tugela River, is an ultimately pure river and


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